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Too far gem tjav# with paint or normal malnlonenca, Ihla aiding offered no more protection than a alert ' ' c - 7 c. !f EXTERIOR MATERIALS New life wifK new A,wT three times in the life of an old house, re-siding is a money-saving move: When the old siding is badly weathered, When side walls are uninsulated, and When you are remodeling extensively. Putting new siding over old is no more difficult than putting siding on a new addition, and tire step-by-step procedure is quite similar. You can buy all the materials you need at Home Improvement Headquarters (the ad dress is on the buck cover of this issue); you can do some of the work yourself, although re-siding is usually a profes sional job. In a few years' time you can save the cost of the material by reducing fuel and maintenance costs. The photographs here show how new siding is applied. If your problem is not so much new materials as care of your existing exterior walls, ask your lumber dealer for free Handyman Plan No. 374--ExTF.mon Maintenance. It shows how to keep your house weathertight from ground line to chimney cap. BeHom count of- titftng mutt b hHUonlil.ta tit to rain drain* cleanly."With wood siding or shingles, apfh cotrrsa must be set carefu'ly. *' " L.' * * : I5d *! ` -- . OCr an. e.*: t*u *uc- seeding course alerts ltll when first fCLfe * = l s*:a>cht. Metal channels and corners of SHADOW-LOCK system assure proper alignment and light corners. GLATEX-never needs paint, Is easily cleaned with ordinary soap and water. What a dlfferancol Narrow tiding gave awey age ol the old house, while new elding concssia It. Even the windows look new now. <n To3 w, o -e* rs> -0 14 POPUIAP HOME lorty Summer, 19$7 * S*# through <ourfiy of fore/ firm on front and hod <o**ri